Coos County Court Updates And Budget Talks
Coos County Judge I D Falsheim announces routine press releases on court affairs. The grand jury reported county farm and jail in good condition, urged blankets and refrigeration, and settled the county’s cattle testing liability with Dr Bennett for 146.46. The budget committee plans a July 6 meeting with a slightly higher tentative budget and no millage increase forecast. A six dollar per month old age benefit increase was authorized, funded by welfare allocations. The cannery project may operate this year with community canners under F C McNelly supervision, and timber hauling permits now require cash deposits and tax clearance to ensure collections.
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Coos County
I. D Falsheim
Bandon
The
Herald
F.C. McNelly
Unty Cou
M. Nosler
Dora H Oerding
Josephine J Culver
Harold J Hickereon
R. H Hunt
R. T Newton
E. K Lottrell
Bennett
Public Welfare Committee
W. H. Wann
Cory Addons
F. C. McNelly
Mr. McNelly
Eure
Oregon Game Commission Sets Deer Season and Tags
The Oregon State Game Commission in Portland set deer season from October 1 to November 3 and announced limited doe tags by area. Elk season runs October 26 to November 8. antelope tags available in Lake Malheur and Harney counties. Open refuges include Cow Creek Whitetail and Steens Mountain regions.
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Oregon State Game Commission
Portland
Steen
Lake, Malheur
Harney
Cow Creek
Whitetail Deer
Salt Creek
Grasa Mountain
Oregon
Canyon Crek
Mt. Emily
Mule Deer
Myrtle Park
Ochoco
Steens Mountain
Warner
Coos
Milk Producers To Meet In Marshfield On June 19
Milk producers, market milk distributors, and local officials are invited to Marshfield City Hall next Saturday June 19 at 6 00 p m to meet with OPA aides and the state agriculture department. The talk will cover production costs seasonal year cost comparisons ruling costs versus milk prices and related factors affecting the fluid milk industry including sales of market milk herds and cattle disbursement.
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OPA
State Department of Agriculture
Marshfield
George Jenkins
County Works To Secure Federal Aid For War Roads
The county court prepares to apply for federal funds via the state for maintenance of about 200 miles of war logistics roads used by roughly 200 trucks transporting logs lumber and chrome ore. Roadmaster Robb notes these routes are vital to the war effort. A preliminary appraisals from W H Horning Oregon and California Revested Lands administration cover Coos county lands proposed for exchange with O C lands in Fairview and grazing districts.
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Roadmaste Robb
Federal Bureau of Roads
W. H. Horning
Oregon
California
Li and
Ae Fehon Anaes Te Baa Sae Si Sr
Local Armed Forces News From Myrtle Point Area
Letters from service members reveal arrivals in India and North Africa, promotions, and training assignments. Pvt. Ligte Hazelton reports arrival in India with army engineers after leaving Camp Carson. Pvt. Lincoln Miller writes from the South Seas describing furlough and requests for letters. Other families note promotions and transfers at Camp White and Fort Belvoir as servicemen from Myrtle Point and Ontario serve abroad.
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Inile
Birdie Haselton
Pvt
Ligte
Hazelton
India
Army Engineers
Camp Carson
Colorado
Ocean Lake
Cali
Dick Lakey
Athens
Myrtle Point
Ernest Krewson
Sitkum
Calf
Archie Culver
Bridge
Jim Culver
Astatheed
Camp Cook
Calif
Culver
Bryant Mill
Middle Fork
Equator
O. J. Clarke
Robert C Clarke
Wid Baker
Los Angeles
Pareenes
Baker
Verlin Hermann
Camp White
Fort Belvoir
Camoflange
North Africa
Leo Ways
J. M.wagner
Ontario
O— Ii
Tee Ee Ee
Matt Brontae Ee
Booth
Byron Jel
Marines
South Seas
Mra
W L. Bell
Ork
Tioney ‘Isle
Heraki
Lincoln Miller
Pioneers To Meet Saturday In Coquille
Final plans for the Coos and Curry County Pioneer association gathering are set for a 1:00 PM Saturday meeting at Coquille city hall. The session will cover a proposed constitution and by laws by a committee led by L. H. Hasard, Chas Stauff, and J. H. Norton and present articles of incorporation drafted by James Watson. Members and interested persons are invited to attend.
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Coos
J. H. Norton
James Watson
Association of Interested Persons
Wing Scholarship Awarded to Shirlee Miller at Pacific University
Miss Shirlee Miller wins a scholarship at Pacific University Forest Grove as reported by Principal L Parshit. The forest grove college notes her outstanding record among local children. Bill and Virginia Butler, son and daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Butler, of Hall Creek, recount a bear encounter while hunting chitum trees during a family trip. Virginia recalls leaping over a log on the return path.
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Shirlee Miller
Pacific University
Forest Grove
L. Parshit
Colies Ne
Bill
Virginia Butler
Clarence Butler
Halls Creek
Virginia
Canteen Corps Plans Monthly Meetings and Preserved Food Demo
The Canteen Corps will meet on the first Wednesday of each month in the American Legion hall per President Mrs Della Belloni. A food preservation demonstration is set for June 80 at the Presbyterian church led by Mrs Dor Bishop, showing canning drying and freezing. Committee members are Mrs C H Peters Mrs Charles Goold and Mrs T G Samerlin. Also noted Mr and Mrs Virgil Vance bought the Amity Parrish place on Spruce Street east of Milt Lee's.
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American Legion Hall
Della Belloni
Presbyterian Church
Dor- Bishop
C. H. Peters
Charles Goold
T G Samerlin
Virgil Vance
Amity Parrish Place
Spruce St
Milt Lee's
Local Hospital Roundup Includes Births and Injuries
Births reported for Marian Karel at Coquille and Ernie Tucker at Coquille plus Carla Deane at Bandon and Orvus Bruce at Myrtle Point. Surgeries listed for Delores Ringheimer Langlois and others in Coquille and Myrtle Point. Injuries include Marion Lewis Powers and Clinard Mast with shoulder injuries.
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George Meyer
Myrtle Point
Paul R. Layman
Coquille
George Meyers, Jr
W. A. Moore
Marian Karel
Clyde Anderson
Ernie Tucker
Edgar Gillespie
Bandon
Carla Deane
O ' Miller
Orvus Bruce
Delores Ringheimer
Langlois
Ralph Stephens
Coguillo
Floyd Holmes
Myriy Point
Wayne Hagedorn
Bridge
Larry Stevens
D. Gibbs
Powers
George Hampton
Marion Lewis
Clinard Mast
Bee
Two School Meetings In Next Ten Days Myrtle Point to Hold
Two annual school meetings are set in Myrtle Point District No. 41 and District No. 2. The grade and junior high meeting is scheduled for June 21 at 8 00 at the Junior high building to elect a director for three years a clerk for one year and adopt the budget. The Union High meeting follows on June 28 at 7 00 at Union high to elect a director for five years and adopt the budget. The grade budget totals 35408 50 with a 12584 16 tax levy while the Union high budget totals 39208 with a 23056 levy.
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Myrtle Point
Union High School
Union High
Herald
Union High Budget
Mining Claims Exemption Notice Moratorium Details
Mining claim owners must file a statement of intention to claim exemption under the wartime moratorium on annual assessment work. The act requires filing before 12 o clock meridian July 1 each year at the office where the location notice is recorded. Blank exemption forms are at the Herald office in Myrtle Point.
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Herald
Myrtle Point
City Budget Meeting Monday for Next Fiscal Year
The city budget committee and council will meet on Monday June 21 at 7 30 in city hall to review audit of the books by Pat Collier of Coquille and propose a budget for the year starting July 1 The committee includes T E Dickson Elton Schroeder Roland Bowers D N McNair Waldemar Gurney and Mr Lee The budget will be published in the Herald before final action at a public meeting.
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Pat Collier
Coquille
T. E. Dickson
Elton Schroeder
Roland Bowers
D N McNair
Waldemar Gurney
Mr. Lee
Herald
Honor Roll for Myrtle Point Air Forces Delayed Publication
The county Herald postpones the Honor Roll of air force personnel drafted or volunteering, intended for Myrtle Point and nearby towns. The list will appear next week with revisions and additions, then again in July and quarterly thereafter as addresses permit.
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Herald
Iig
Myrtle Point
Subdivision To Be Opened East Of Town
Home owners in tracts of about one acre are set to gain access as a new subdivision east of town opens. Officials note parcels within the subdivision will be available for development and sale.
Mrs Geo Roger Bediggr Visits Parents in April 1907
Fragmented obituary note showing Mrs Geo Roger Bediggr staying with relatives after illness. Mentions Rev Myr tle Point dated April 5, 1907 and visits to Mr and Mrs Randall and Mrs Joe Mast. Contains garbled names and places.
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Randall
Joe Mast
Rik Au Rik Au yhide Aederaaite an Sibrasaeishare
The fragmentary text mentions Rik Au and Sibrasaeishare in a cryptic historical snippet with limited readable details and no clear event or outcome to confirm.
Tillamook Brief Notes Missing Details
Incomplete OCR text from Tillamook page lists scattered names and initials without clear events or dates. Readable fragments show personal titles and partial names but no verifiable action, place, or outcome to summarize into a coherent item.
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United States
S. GC. McAllister
Arago
Randall Kimberly
Arthur Jones
Wils
Harry Gamble
Yakima
Ruth Barton
Will Lundy
Ia Em
Geo. Roger
Bediggr
Noa
Ned
Nerray Tater
Mma
Hermann of
Broad
Segime Seoe
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